Get Your Open Tips Here!

The 151st Open Championship tees off at Royal Liverpool golf club on Thursday and as ever it is a great competition from a betting point of view, with a huge number of opportunities to take advantage of.

It is set to be a cracking contest on the Wirral peninsula as some of the game’s top players arrive in red hot form.

Perhaps most of all Rory McIlroy, who won the Open here nine years ago and comes off the back of a win at the Scottish Open last week. The Irishman is joint-favourite in the betting markets with American Scottie Scheffler at around the 8/1 mark.

It is a good week for the punters, with bookies offering up to top 12 positions for a place (Betfair Sportsbook, Coral, Betway) or 10 places (Ladbrokes, Paddy Power). 

The weather is forecast to be mixed – with some sunshine and showers and moderate winds of 10-15mph. 

If you are looking for some tips for the week, we can recommend the Golf Insider, who has made over 2,000 points profit since starting up in 2014 and has landed some huge winners, including:

  • Marc Warren – WON at 150/1
  • Chris Kirk – WON at 125/1
  • Rasmus Hojgaard – WON at 200/1
  • Andrew Dodt – WON at 150/1
  • Corey Conners – WON at 175/1
  • Cameron Champ – WON at 150/1

They also made over 400 points profit in our live trial of the service, which is superb tipping.

The Golf Insider has been working hard studying the form this week and has some major gambles lined up, which are not to be missed.

These include picks at: 

  • 35/1 – Former Major winner. Proven links performer. Over 40% of Major starts = Top 10 finish.
  • 125/1 – Pegged as a future Major winner. In-form, both in Europe & US, big value price.
  • 250/1 – Proven European Tour winner. Links winner. Previous Top 10 finisher in Open.

You can join now for this week’s Open Championship and claim a 50% Discounted, Half-Price Membership Deal.

Good luck if you do have any punts this week and let’s hope for another enjoyable week of golf watching from the links. 

 

 

 

 

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